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THURSDAY,. DECEMBER 1,, 1955
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AUGUSTA •GEORGIA
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FARM ENGINEERING NEEDED ®
vln this age of mechanization, the
farm needs good engineers.
One of EJd Gulledge’s boys, Lmc-
ius r dbfJ fWe^efleld took agricul
tural elngineering at Clemson. Now
he tassels with machinery on Ed's
fttMttl nvhea r •was r ttibre b with
aw&ty 'Ag'eUt Bowen back in the
Stimtii^ Liiicltrs had takO^’ ^he
oOttorf'' f f it# 'high-clear-
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bOst' - - —-
h&h mXtor ttifa
in front of the driver wher^
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4 gallons o£ s»|ia3h!P#r ( ^e n The
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and Toxaphene for ther.weevil.jHe
h^d tbero well .ucder control 1
Spraying has one 1 main' advan
tage ^ over dusting, -ft iah" done
ail day long. While fWtifaWfr
pfck’ yoiir^tim^lroi* effecfl^'fttst-
ihg, as Aigent Bowen' pbinted oht.
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Wallace Reed and son King of
Chesterfield county really mean
business about $thi«\ iijrtgatjon.,
I visited tl|W!|<$ir A ' 4 '*"^
back in the summer.
They have £ ^6
“pond intd wfhifch they ofi* ipu,
more wia/ter constantly from a
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nearby: stream as desired. Fron?
that they pump by electricity thru
a 10 inph underground pipe for
,4000 feet across their farm. At
(500 foot intervals they have sur
face outlets from this pipe. Each
outlet serves .the purpose of
another pond or source of water
there. The big pipe leads under
the highway and a good ways on
the,other side. There it terminates
in a 1900 foot ditch that’s 30 feet
wide at the top to prevent caving,
5 feet wide at the bottom, and 9
feet deep. This ditch holds 1.400-
,000 of water and has 75 acres of
level! irrigatable land around it.
12 inch main serves as over
low from its far end. 'this loads
L00 yards to a permanent drain- money, but -will ,
~e ditch that carries irrigation the purchaser
of 12fM*£H£»!
OTDffT ./!M\M t~ •' : • • ‘
and drought 8 of summer laying
’em low. Death at every hand. Re
births tomorrow. Preparing, plant
ing, weeding, cultivating, spray
ing, dusting, , harvesting—that’s
the merry-go-round that sustains
ttfc OR) add nmyiiB OJ
The farmer! Surely a manyi
sided man, vubib.d *rlj iiiihiib
Ml UK VENDING MA<HtlRfE4 ;
twdmiilo'i to okIh .‘MriaH ..‘I ,W
(Clemste has an experiment un
der way with “Odiar-operated milfc
vending machines. The*; machines
were i > placed strategically. in* tire
buildings hereofo Three;.; sorts e#
milk' are * used hh in. them—sweety
chocolate and i htuttermilk. The
objects are to determine ;(1> the
economic feasibility Of> selling milk
thru vending machines. ini ■ • the
South, i(8^ their effect upon rale*.
at milk, (3) requirements■ Hof pro
fits We ; looAtiotds, -t 44) ill preferred
size' of milk -conainens; for m differ a
Out locationa, i<5) tpreferred) mUk
productsi ad * different 'locations,.and;
(6) effect of price upon Sales, ^nM
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NOTICE OK DEUNQUEMT TAX
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State of South Carolina^ qr ,; ^ij
..qounty pf ;t Ne^berrF*in( «i«it ioi
To Whom T^he 86 ^©Itewu ; ■''
Way mmk: ^'"'T, '
t in. compliance with the law, the
Treasurer of dewberry county bas
issued in the name/of the ,State,
Tax executions against defaulting,
tj**payers of dewberry county. to
the Tax Collector thereof. By vlrr.
tue 'of said tax executions, the
Tax Collector is directed and com
manded to seize, real or personal,
or both, to raise a sufficient sum
of money to to cover delinquent
taxes of taxpayers hereinafter lis
ted, plus the charges thereon and
he will after advertisement, bell
to the highest bidder for cash, the
same property before the ! Court
House door of the aforesaid coun
ty on a regular salesday in Dec
ember, (Monday, December 5th.
1965) within the usual house of
public sales. ' -
After completing these sales the
Tax Collector will give to the pur
chases a receipt for the purchase
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r ARM KNOW-HOW.
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4 Burma Shave sign says, “Sub
stitutes can do more harm than
fcity folks on a farm.”
Ypn kuovf, a fellow just about
bas to be horn, on a farm and
Raised there to absorb the common
touch and practical know-how
heeded. Some do get it after long
trial and error. But they have a
hi*' handicap to overcome. For thb
ettofer. ota the farm hah to be all
sorts Of a man, out there jockey
ing with the whims Of niUttird, thfe
caprices of weather, the uncertain-
ies of insect and disease, end Ihe
*Pt* p.rto94 ti ;
iThe thig$ ^94, keeps a11 of this!
rbm running him crazy, I guess,
sj the fact that it comes x op him
gradually. These things were his'
lad’s worries at '€fa»k'»An<lHhe is
hardened to them as they gitad
paj.iy become ; hi8dab oH ! ->!i^rn tq
But nfairei* life does 1 havO sktis-
actions for thosei'born ’ttr] it that'
lothing else has. The farmer
ove8 J l (&&. amell of the/f^ih fur-
crop
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and
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corn/ 1 .the buzz of tn94^¥$g3&. on^a
sumpief . day, the roostoA crowing
Kt midtu|ht, cattle lowing in* the
ane, rreeh clothes on and to
Newbelry^ South Carolina * * *
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property sold, is nob redeemed.
203 acres in Tax. district No. 2.
County rand State aforesaid, as
sessed in the name of J. Pat Liv
tngston.
21 acres in Tax district No. 2,
iCounty and State i aforesaid, as-,
sed in the name . of George
ike estate, > i < >o'r-. luaidt. .•I •• >r
47 a»res^ 2 buildings, nin Tat
district Nth 6, c Gaunty and: .State
aforesaid,; assessed in the name ot
D. Colie. Wiakeri/ to / ..i . itti j
cres, in Tax district No. 5, {-
ssed in the name of Mattie Sims
lliam.
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Rubbers Pat Wood and Billy
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VOYAGE •. . . Rear Admiral ^
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